Barrel Hand Oil Pump | Lever Action Flow | 55 Gallon Fluid Transfer Tool

This lever action barrel pump moves lubricants and fuels straight out of upright drums by hand. It screws into a standard 2-inch bung opening, moving up to 11 ounces with each stroke through the included hose so you do not need an electric hookup. Features and Benefits - Mechanical lever linkage - Gives you extra leverage to pump thick motor oils easily - Telescoping suction pipe - Extends to the bottom of 15-gallon and 55-gallon storage drums - Integrated 2-inch bung adapter - Threads directly into drum bungs to stop the pump from wobbling - Textured rubber handle - Keeps your grip steady when pumping cold, heavy gear lube Applications - Pumping motor oil and hydraulic fluid in repair shops - Transferring diesel fuel from storage barrels to field equipment - Dispensing workshop lubricants and antifreeze from standing drums What It Is This tool is a lever-action hand oil pump designed for manual fluid transfer from bulk storage containers. Built from steel and polyethylene, it mounts directly into drums ranging from 15 to 55 gallons (55 to 200 litres). It features an 880 mm suction tube that reaches deep into standard barrels to draw out settled fluids. Operating via a mechanical lever arm rather than electric power, the pump delivers a consistent flow rate of 300 ml per stroke, giving you controlled, repeatable dispensing without the need for power cords or compressed air lines. Key Uses & Applications This barrel pump handles routine workshop fluid transfer, machinery refuelling, and bulk lubricant dispensing. Suitable fluids include petrol, diesel, lubricating oils, and other non-corrosive workshop liquids. - Decanting engine oil and hydraulic fluids from 200-litre drums into smaller measuring jugs. - Transferring diesel or petrol directly into plant, site generators, or machinery fuel tanks. - Draining settled lubricants from storage barrels without tipping or moving heavy drums. - Emptying non-corrosive industrial liquids safely in fleet garages, agricultural yards, and engineering workshops. How to Choose Select your transfer pump based on your container depth, liquid type, and volume requirements. If you are learning how to use a siphon pump or transfer pump, check that the 880 mm suction tube matches your barrel depth so it draws from the bottom. For buyers wondering how to siphon gas with a hand pump or how to use siphon pump setups safely, verify chemical resistance first. This unit handles petrol, diesel, and lubricants, but corrosive acids will damage the internal seals. Finally, consider delivery speed; at 300 ml per stroke, this lever-action tool suits steady, measured dispensing rather than high-volume bulk decanting.